Severe tropical cyclones, intensified by climate change, present significant challenges for managing invasive species in the Pacific Islands. In response, the Pacific Islands Climate Adaptation…

Drought poses significant challenges for ranchers in Hawai'i. The Hawai'i Rangeland Information Portal (H-RIP) brings new insights into drought management for ranchers.

The Southwest Climate Hub partners with the Conservation and Adaptation Resources Toolbox (CART, previously known as CCAST) to develop and disseminate Case Studies. Through support of the Southwest…

The Southwest Drought Learning Network (SWDLN) links climate service providers with resource managers to increase community resilience when facing current and future drought events. This peer-to-peer…

An overview of the Climate-Smart Indigenous Agriculture project and access to workshop report and materials.

Two special issues in the journal Climatic Change feature vulnerability assessments of agriculture and forestry across the Nation.

This page provides links to the Come Rain or Shine Podcast series

The USDA SW Climate Hub and the NRCS joined forces to lead climate conversations with NRCS professionals. Read more about the "Climate Conversations" series.

Drought impacts information helps the State of Utah in drought monitoring, planning and response efforts, and U.S. Drought Monitor authors in categorizing drought severity. However, drought impacts…

Promoting biodiversity on and off-farm, as well as below and above ground, is of utmost importance to agricultural production and Haycamp Farm subscribes to organic production methods that emphasize…

The severe 2018 drought centered on the Four Corners brought into sharp focus the need for more proactive drought planning in the southwest region. More than 30 resource managers and drought service…

Dust emission from cropland and rangeland is problematic in many areas, particularly where dry conditions and high wind velocities exist. Producers and specialists need a resource with in-depth…